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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-23
MI CAREME. f..
Initial Matinee Musicale by Prof. Arm
strong's Advanced Glasses.

Initial Matinee Musicale by Prof. Arm
strong's Advanced Classes.
The matinee by the selected pianists
from the advanced classes OF Prof. VIM.
Armstrong, held at his studio on Market
street yesterday afternoon, was creditable
alike to teacher and pupils. The musical
part OF the programme was made up EN-
tirely Of selections from Chopin, that most
unique composer, who stands alone in his
wierd, elusive, pOetical interpretations OF
the tone world. Miss Jennie Reich read
selections from Franz LIT illustrative OF
the genius of Chopin, which may be char
acterized Is word pictures held up
to the listener as aids to the
comprehension aud appreciation Of
the music. There were four numbers OF
the programme: Valses, played by Miss
Rose Somehow, of Bellairc, Ohio; Ma
zourkas, by Miss Ella 7. Webster, of
Flushing, Ohio; Etude, rendered by Miss
Alma b. Conner, and NOcturne(d) Polo
naiSe(b) Impromptu(e), interpreted by
Miss Nellie I. Warren, who seemed to be
imbued by the spirit Of the n%Octurne,
which is one of the daintiest and most po-
etical songs without words ever composed.
MendelSsOhn has nothing to exceed it in
all his collection.
The daylight was excluded by heavy
curtains and the studio was lighted by wax
tapers; the temperature was just right; the
artistes were dressed so becomingly As not
to detract from the object OF the matinee,
which was to afford to the music-lovlng
portion of our community an opportunity
to enjoy q pleasant mid-Lent entertain
ment and at the same time to encourage 50
good an institution as the Woman's Elk
change. Next Tuesday, March %, at .
O'Clock, the second matinee will be given
ut the studio, 1923 Market street.
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Cnnrt of Anneals.

Court met at Charleston, Saturday, all
Judges present. The following business
was transacted:
Grove vs.. Judy, from PendletOn county
petition for appeal and supersedeas re-
fused.
Kester, ct ais, vs.. County Court of Har,
rison county; writ of error allowed; bond
$50.
Parsons, special Commissioner, VS.. Par
sons, from Tucker county; petition for ap'
peal and supersedeas refused.
Hite's executor, vs.. j. ii. Grove, ct ais.
from Jefferson county; appeal allowed
bond 5000.
Morris admir- vs.. PeytOn's heirs, ct ais,
from Kanawha county; leave given for the
withdrawal Of the transcript of the record.
Adjourned until next Saturday after
noon ut 4 p. m.
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s.SORDECK.''
The Romantic Drama to Be Produced
This Evening.

The omansi Drama to Be Produced
This Evening.
Frank Mayo and his excellent company
will present his wonderfully beautiful and
romantic drama "Nordeck" at the Opera
house this aud tomorrow evenings, and
large houses are assured for both occasions.
The press Of the country speaks IN the
highest terms of the piece and company.
The New York Herald says:
The Opera House was crowded to the
door last evening by m audience to vel
come Frank Mayo in his new play OF
''NOrdeck." The audience was friendly
from the first, and, as the exciting situa-
tions OF the play uniolded, grew into en-
thusiaSm. Recalls at the end OF the acts
were the order of the evening, and a good
bit of work by any member of the COM
pany was sure OF prompt recognition.
"Nordeck" is u strong acting play n is
sure of considerable success, which 1t Will
win by its deserts. Indeed il might al
most be called the ideal romantic melo-
drama, so many of the excellencies of the
melo-drama does it attain without sacrl-
icing purity and elevation of tone and
without violating the personality of its
characters. il il founded on Werner's
novel. "Yiuita." = r 1t is "a pleas
ure To see Frank Mayo in q part that calls
for the grace, elegance and power of which
he is capable. These are abundantly
brought Quit in "NOrdeck, "and are 80 FRAMED
as to be seen to the best advantage. No
better foils could have been provided to
show the strength that lies in the perfect
simplicity and naturalness of Mayo's act
ing-that art which cOnceals art, to quote
a much-abused but for once appropriate
phrase than the vociferOus vigOr OF Mr..
Taylor's WitOld and the theatrical effect
iyeness of Miss Fischer's Princess Zuilski.
Both were right in their place, and appro-
pirate to the characters the actors were
DOTtraying.
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A AFFAIR
In Celebration of the Birthday Annlv'
of Mr. William Czech ring.

In Celebration of the Birthday Anniver'
sary of MIR. william Goehring.
Last evening a pleasant surprise was
rendered Mr.. William Goehring, Treasurer
of the Central Glass Works, at his resi-,
dence on North Main street, the occasion
being the forty-seventh anniversary of his
birth. A number of his friends called
upon him and they were entertained in
royal style. Progressive euchre was the
CHER feature of the evening and
an exciting and closely con-
tested game was played. Mrs.
Coke won the first lady's prize and Mr..
Fred Schwertfeger the first gentleman's,
both being very handsome. Mr.. Louis
Stifel captured the BOBBY. Refreshments
were served during the whole evening,
and received their share OF attention. The
affair was n most delightful one, and when
the assemblage dispersed at an early hour
this morning they left many wishes with
the genial host for many happy returns OF
the day. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eckert, Mr.. and
MIS-. ~. u ESeIttl, WI VI" -
Blond, Mr.. and Mrs. George Stifel, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Stifel, Mr.. and Mrs. Schwert-
feger, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ii. Kroniager, Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Methodist chultze,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert MabiS, Mr.. and Mrs.
John J. Lutz, Hon. n. B. Scott, Mr.. J. G.
Deyine, Miss Oesterling, Mrs. Ii. +.
Waddell, Miss Coke, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Friedel, Mr.. f. G. Grant, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Morgan.
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IN A SMALL WAY.
The News OF the Day Pointedly Para
graphed for HAsty Readers.

The News OF the Day Pointsdly Para
graphed for HAsty Readers.
ONE deed oftrust was admitted to record
yesterday.
"NoRDECK" at the Opera House, this
evening.
ARCADIA" matinee at the Grand
Opera House, this afternoon.
No business of Importance was transact.
ed in Judge BOyd's Court, yesterday.
A NORTH WHEELING salOonist will be
before His Honor this morning to answer
the charge of selling on Sunday.
LUTz BROS have removed their Home
Steam laundry to the North End Rink,
which was recently purchased by them ior
that purpose.
THOSE who heard Patti sing at PittsburE
Monday night were highly pleased. Ihere
is talk of a party going to Cleveland, En-
day, to hear her.
TwOFINE pairs Of young carrier pigeons
were shipped by Mr.. Freismuth, yesterday,
to John S. Blair, of Washington, ID. T.,
via B. & D. express.
THECommittee on Buildings and Grounds
of the Board of Education advertise foI
proposals for the erection OF the new wash
ington district school buildings.
A STILL alarm to the Island hose COM
pany. Yesterday afternoon, called that por-
ton of thsdepartment TO No. SO Indiana
street, where q chimney in the residence
off. b. Ross was on fire. No damage.
ANNA EVA FAY, the alleged sp~iritualist,
is to be at Steubenyille sOon. 1t Wasn't
long since that the papers of that place
were giving her q blast, o they are en-
gagged in putting her. Anna Iva Is gay
deceiyer.
WALTER MILLER and Philip Grimes who
wanted to get Justice before Squire Geo,
Arkle, Monday evening, came to the con
clusion that they had best take another
view of the matter, and compromised yes
terday morning.
YESTERDAY afternoon Cliff Fox went
over to Ann WOOster's place, on Twenty
first street, and amused himself by throw
ing rocks through the windows. He wa:
arrested by Officer Carney, and will bt
asked for an explanation this morning.
HANKE, the skater, writes that Fslken'
STEMS being out of practice has nothing tC
do with the proposed race, and says tina
if he pretends to be q skater he ought Il
be in condition. Hanke did not skate
race himself for seven weeks, until h'
came to this city. He expresses a willing
ness to skate Falkenstein at any time Oh
place for all the money he can raise.
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POINTS ON people,.
Movements OF Citizens and the Coming
ana noKp~ Of SfranOara.

Movements OF Citizens and h Coming
and Going Of Strangers.
Hon. James Morrow, Jr., of Fairmont,
is in the city.
Squire J.. ". Schultze islaidup with an
attack of vertigo and rheumatism.
Miss Lizzie Thomen, a popular young
lady from Raresville, w. Va, is visiting
friends on Twenty.Seventh street.
Bilson Jack, Frank Coughlan, Jack Lee,
and others, will give n sparring exhibition
Saturday evening, at Zilch's Hall, in Bel
laire.
Mr.. A. c. Richardson, of the firm OF
Richardson, Goodwin 4 Co, left yester,
day for Ashville, n. c., for the benefit OF
his health.
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First Branch.

This Branch assembled at S:3O O'Clock,
His Honor the Mayor presiding, n eleven
members being present. The absentees
were Messrs. Delbrugge, Handlan, NC
Gregor, Schrebe, Tracy and Ulrich.
The communication Of the Gas Irus-
tees sent over from the Second Branch
was read and the action of that Branch
cOncurred in.
The miscellaneous business sent over
from the Second Branch was agreed to.
BY Mr.. Dobbins:-
''Resolred, That all merchants, manu-
~facturers and business men are hereby re-
uuested to recognize the change in time
at 6 a. IN, April l, 1887, and change tneiT
time to correspond with Eastern Standard
time, adopted by the city This was
agreed to.
By Mr.. DObbins:-
'tResolred, That the Committee on Or
dinances be and they are hereby instructed
to report an ordinance requiring all owners,
lessees and managers Of hotels and theaters,
also all firms, corporations and individuals
who have charge, or control of any factory,
workshop, mill or any other building
higher than two stories, where persons are
EMPLOYED or assemble for the purpose OF
recreation, lodge meetings, instruction or
amusement, t Oprovide fire escapes to their
buildings for the protection ofthelr guests,
patrons and employees" Adopted.
Adjourned.
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THE LIST COMPLETE.
Two More Men Signed Yesterday by the
Wheeling Base Ball Association.

Two More Men Signed Yesterday by the
Wheeling Base Ball Association.
The Wheeling base ball club yester-
day signed two more men, which COM
pletes the team. The ones sign
ed were Robert L.. Westlake,
of Bellaire, O., as catcher, and William
Bailey, of Cincinnati, o., as pitcher. West.
lake is very well known around this part
of the country he having made his debut
with the Globes of Bellaire, where he did
excellent work behind the bat. Last year
he caught for the St~eubenvilles, also doing
good work. He is a hard hit
ter and a good runne and is
a valuable acquisition to the home team.
He is very well liked 10y all
who know him. Vim. Bailey, the pitcher,
is a resident of Cincinnati, o. In lSs4
Bailey played with the Georgetown, Ky,
club, and last year with the Marseilles,
KY, team of the Blue Grass League. He
has a batting average of $50, and his field
ing average is $50. He highly rec
commended. The batteries will be West
lake and Mallory, Levan and Coy, and
Bailey and Smith. The balance of the
team is as follows: Speidel, first base; Du-
shane, second base; Dudley, third base
Steele, short stop, with Crogan, Nichol
and Smith in the outfeld.
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twenty-five street Railway Driversi Ia Luck.

The Lombard and South streets Rail
way, Philadelphia, boasts of a combine
which has Just made $l5, DOC. The com,
bine" consists OF twenty-five drivers ant
conductors, and the rules of the association
require the payment Of 81 per month by
each member to the transfer agent at
Twenty-third and south streets, who IN
vests the sum in louisiana State Lottery
tickets. The first monthly investment Of
the club resulted in the purchase of ticket
No. 1887, which won a SIS, 900 prize on
Febr nary 2. The members OF the com
bine" are wild with delight Philadelphia
Herald, Fb. IL.
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"ArcadIa" at the Grand.

The Grand Opera House was again
crowded to the doors last evening, with an
enthusiastic audience to witness Area
dia," as produced by the charming little
actress, Corinne, and her excellent COM
pam There are lots of catchy airs intro
duced throughout the operatta or musical
extravaganza, and the audience showed its
delight in vociferous applause, compelling
several OF the performers to reappear a
number of times. COrinne is an unaffected
little lady aud her singing and dancing is
highly enjoyable. The Amazonian march
in the last act excels anything for beauty
ever seen in Wheeling. The production
deserves big houses and no doubt will be
greeted by them all week.
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The usual treatment of catarrh is YER

The usual treatment of catarrh is very
unsatisfactory, as thousands Of despairing
patients can testify. On this point a
trustworthy medical writer says: Proper
local treatment is positively necessary to
success, but many, if not most of the rem
edies in general Use by physicians, afford
but temporary benefit. A cure certainly
cannot be expected from snuffs, powders,
douches aud washes" Ely's Cream Balm
is a remedy which combines the important
requisites of quick action, specific curative
power, with perfect safety and pleasant
ness Ia the patient.
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A Delightful Event.

Miss Nan Fisher entertained a number
of friends in a very handsome manner at
the residence of her father, Hon. Benjamin
Fisher, on Fourteenth street last evening.
Quite 4 number of young folks were pres
ent and spent the time most delightfully."-
dancing to Prof. Charlie Kilmeyer's music.
At 1870 o'clock elegant refreshments were
served, which were discussed at some
length and were highly relished. After
this dancing was resumed and continued
until an early hour this morning, when the
merry assemblage dispersed with many ac-
acknowledgements to their charming young
hostess for her delightful hospitality.
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TOaBE SOLD OR TO BE LET.

Having decided 10 move back % the city ]
herewith offer for sale my leautifnl country rel
dcnce, situated on the National Road, clos 10
the Wheeling Park. together with . acres 81 The
finest and beat cultivated land, either tGgrtb"f
or In lots; or, IN ease of no sale, ] Offer ID. saus
Tor rent. IL h one 81 the finest county ssis
around Wheeling and makes n fine and beautiful
home. Possession given directly. FOr panIcu
lars call on or address OTTO HE'S,
National Road, 4 miles Fast 81 city Of wheeling
marIh
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Great Auction Sale of Ready Made Cloth
ing and Piece Goods.

Great Auction Sale of Ready Made Cloth
ing and Piece Goods.
We will commence on Monday, March
IL, at Z p. M, to sell our entire stock of
goods at auction and will continue the sale
every evening until the stock is disposed
Of.
Now istAe time to supply yourselves with
clothing suitable for ali seasons at your
own price.
Having only sixteen days to remain in
this room, the sales must be quick and with
out reserve.
Private sales during the day at auction
prices.
WHEELING CLOTHING COMPANY,
ll5S Main Street.
]. BRILLEs,
Manager.
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MOST IMPERATIVE ORDERS,

The Wheeling Cloihing Company
has instructed me, rs their manager,
60 offer and sell the entire stock of
Clothing ut their store room, HISS
Main street, at whatever price they
will bring. The store must be vacated
by April Ist, and the remaining goods
must positively be disposed OF by that
time. J. BRILLEs,
n
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To Chicago hY DAYLIGHT.

Passengers taking the C. & P. train
leaving Bridgeport at 5:45 a. m. city time,
make direct connections at Rochester with
the fast express train on the Fl. Wayne
road, arriving in the Union depot, Chica-
90, at 1000 p. m. Go by this Toute and
save sleeping car fare.
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Il. q o. EXPRESS.
Wheeling tn ChIcaco Withont change.

The B. o. is now running a through
train, Wheeling to Chicago, Sleeper at
tached, leaving Wheeling daily, except
Monday, at 800 p. M, city time, arriving
at Chicago at 600 a. m. Passengers can
remain in sleepers until 500 a. m. if they
wish.
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Benwood Accommodation.

On and after Monday, March :, the II.
& o. will run an excursion train daily, ex-
cept Sunday, to Benwood for the accommo'
dation of workingmen. Train will leave
Wheeling, city time, at $50 u. III, arriv.
ing at BenwoOd at 5:55 a. III. Returning,
leave Benwood at 6:05 p. M, arriving At
Wheeling AT $50 n. M,
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Meek and Neck

OF Mr.. f. T. Stetson and his play,
Meek and Neck" which will be at the
Opera House Friday and Saturday even
ings, the Chicago Times says: re. L.
Stetson, in his well known melodrama,
Neck and Neck drew a crowded house
last night, which received the familiar play
with every indication of pleasure. 1t ls,
though somewhat lurid and sensational,
superior in point of plot and genuine in
terest to many of its family of plays which
have achieved favor of late years, and Mr..
Stetson has lost none of the old skill and
power that long ago made him a favorite
among sensational actors.
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SATURDAY, APRIL I'd 1857.

commencing NJ 10 0'clocE. q. IN, II the froos
door of the Court Housc for said County. 10 ibs
City Of wheeling. the folio sing de,crtled pfo
perty situated Ia ,Eid City Of wheeling. thai Is
10 Fay Lot numbered eleven on IN t9gMS
numbered twenty one (2ll, In Joseph CsldSshs
Addition To the city OF Wheeling, . nsp %
which addition IL filed I'm the suit u Louis kolS
II al. VI. :. Brady et ais, lately pending DUB
Circuit CoUrt Of Ohio County. Wet NHnbIs,
Said lot Icing = part 81 the property conye,r,a
10 Y Brady Caldwell by 4. Brady and Jno l.
Hobt1. trustees, by deed dated the lsth haL"
January, Isl. and recOrded IN the Clerk. or,
of the County Court 81 Ohio County, ~ pse1
BIO CO, Folio 10 aud being slso the ssms ~
conveyed 30 said Charles n. King by : bh.1j
Caldwell by DEE dated the 1th day ~ woven
Der, IA, sDd recorded In ssid dice IN pcs"
Book No. ~. Page 555.
Trims OF BALE-One hall. or ~ much nhrs
the purchaser may elect ~ ray. cash 10 DALE y
the day OF sale. Balance, n sny, ~ ie pa1n
two equal iBstallments payable In one abaI,y
years from day II sale with interest from asy"
,ale payabI. annually. The punhssf y.
his notes, with good persobal tecnnJ, W..
deferred installments, and the tlles DlDs wv
pery 10 BE- retained a. additional srcunt5
LOUIS y. sTifEL, 1rusvs
J.. e. HERyEY, AEctlOneer bh'
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Dolngs of Boats and Boatmen along the
Ohio.
The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 6 feet 4 inches and falling.
Marks from above: Greensboro, 9feet and
stationary; Oil City, l foot and stationary
Parker, Pa l foot 8 inches and stationary
Pittsburg, 3 feet $40 and stationary
Brownsville, 5 feet 3 inches and stationary;
Morgantown, 4 feet @ inches and station
ary; Lock No. 4, 6 feet sinches and station
airy; Rice's Landing, A feet g inches and
stationary.
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Wheeling Electrical Company and compel
it to forthwith remove its poles and wires
from the streets of the city.
IN SIGHT.

from the streets OF tne CITY.
LITIGATION IN SIGHT.
When the reading of the report has been
concluded. a debate ensued, in the course
of which Mr.. Caldwell offered the follow
ing:
Resolued, That the communication OF
the Gas Trustees be recommitted to the
Trustees in conjunction with the Commit
tee on Lights, with power to institute legal
proceeding at their discretion against the
Wheeling Electrical Company in the name
of the city of Wheeling.
This was adopted, and was supplemented
by a resolution by Mr.. Jones, requiring
the Board of Public Works TO prevent the
erection of any more poles by the Electri'
cal Company. This was also agreed to.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The electric light matter having been
disposed of, Mr.. Harrell made a break to
reconsider the vote by which the resolution
ofthe Committee on Health, recommend
ing the removal of the crematory, was re-
iected. The gentleman from North
Wheeling was informed by the Chair that
the papers were over in the other Branch,
and he Vas not in order, Mr.. Caldwell
thought he could get at the same thing in
another way, and offered the following:
''ResOlred, That the the Committee on
Health be and are hereby instructed to
select q new site for the City Crematory
and report to Council their recommendation
thereof, with the cost Of such removal"
This was debated in the usual lively,
Second Branch way, to the intense enjoy
ment of eleven spectators in the gallery.
The resolution was finally adopted.
An ordinance creating a Mayors cOntin.
gent fund of $500 vas read a first time and
referred to the Finance Committee. An
ordinance in relation to the clock on st
Paul's church was also read a first time
and referred.
A petition for the opening of Market
street from Alley 2 north to Alley /, was
referred to the Finance Committee.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Dobblns
in the First Branch, and printed in full
below, was adopted.
Mr.. Robertson offered a resolution foi
the paving of Wood street, from the soutf
side of Sixteenth to Seventeenth street
Referred to the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Jones offered a resolution lnstruc'
ting the Water Board to lay an eight Incl
water pipe from the intersection OF SIX
teenth and McCullOch streets east to war
rem street.
Adjourned.
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Bargains in dry goods at L s Good Co.'S
cninarn IlmIfeh.

On and after Sunday, February %, the
R.&O will runaSleeper and cO0ch on train
Al, leaving Wheeling at 3 p. m, city time,
and arriving at Chicago at a N.
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CHILDREN's HOME, CINCINNATI, o.

CHILDREN7S HOME, C"INCINNATIi %.
We feel hat we cannot speak too highly
of your GOOch's Mexican Syrup as cough
remedy. 1t il n most excellent medicine,
being pleasant to take, and all the nurses
agree that it is just the thing for the chill
dren. NJ. V. GROUSE,
Superintendent.
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DIED.

DAPPER-On Tuesday, March %, 1857. al 1918
p. IN. at the residence Of Rev. A. ". Werder,
JACOB b. DIPPER, teacher, aged p years.
Funeral services will take p ace on this WED
nesday) evening, at the st. James German Luth-
eran church. Interment at Leesville, Crawford
county, Ohio.
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wigwam

Fashioned after the Indian Moccasin. The
most comfortable slippes made. We have
them for Gentlemen, Ladies and Children
Call and inspect the most novel slipper
made.
J. ". AMICK,
l143 Main Street.
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A Costly Fight.

In Police Court, yesterday morning
Joseph Gates, for engaging in the row at
Jenny RandalI's, Saturday night, got $40
and costs. Jennie Randall got $50 and
costs for keeping a house of ill fame and
SO and costs for disorderly conduct.
Kate Cline and Maud Woods, inmates OF
the house, got SO and costs each. Sock
FINLEY got $40 and costs for disorderly con-
duct, and Thomas Murray S. and costs.
The Randall fight cost the participants
$50. 40. 1t came d little high.